New duty free shop opens at Jersey's ferry terminal

Thursday, 11 July 2024 12:07

Foot passengers can now pick up duty free goods at Elizabeth Terminal.

People travelling from Jersey will have the chance to buy a variety of drinks, liquor, tobacco and Genuine Jersey products for the first time since COVID-19.

The shop, run by Boatfayre, is open to passengers after passing security.

Harbour Master Captain Bill Sadler says he is pleased about the opening; "This is one of a number of changes we are planning at Elizabeth Terminal to improve the experience for passengers."

Managing Director of Boatfayre, David Williams adds, "We will ensure that we offer a varied assortment of goods to suit travellers; needs, and will soon be launching a dedicated website."

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